The Barclay's Women's Super League will begin play for the 2025/26 season in September, and the schedules for the league's twelve teams were announced today.
Everton Women will be moving into Goodison Park starting this year, taking over the Old Lady as the men's senior side begins the Hill Dickinson Stadium era for 2025/26. The women previously played their matches at Walton Hall Park, which is about three-and-a-half miles outside of the city of Liverpool.
The Goodison Era for Everton Women will begin on Matchweek 2, after opening the season with a Merseyside derby at St. Helen's Stadium. The Toffees will host Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison on September 14, followed by the London City Lionesses the following week.
The full fixture list for Everton Women is as follows:
📆 Introducing our 2025/26 @BarlcaysWSL fixtures!
— Everton Women (@EvertonWomen) July 25, 2025
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Season ticket options are still available at a reasonable cost, something we've outlined previously. Now that the match days are confirmed, hopefully the club will see a boom in season tickets, with fans excited to return to Goodison Park.
The element of the women's schedule that is cool to pay attention to is how often there is an overlap between home matches for both the men's and women's sides. This would allow those visiting from out of town to plan trips to experience both Goodison Park and Hill Dickinson Stadium, and even allow locals to create football-themed weekends.
Current options include the weekend of September 13, where the men host Aston Villa the day before the women's debut at Goodison. The next opportunity for this is not until the final weekend in January, when Leeds United travel to Hill Dickinson and the women host Brighton.
Supporters could make a week of it when the Bournemouth visit the men's side on February 11, with West Ham Women coming to Goodison on February 15. The final overlap is the final weekend of the WSL season, when Everton Women host Leicester City while the men play Sunderland, although there is a chance the matches could be played on the same day.
The move to Goodison Park should make for an exciting connection for the Everton Women's side, and with the fixtures confirmed, supporters can now make plans to watch the women play.